Q4 – the golden quarter – is the busiest and most wondrous time of the year. With the year’s fourth quarter already flying along, we gift you our five gold rings – our golden quarter insights from Ozone.

Last week, party conference season and a significant Scottish by-election result put Politics in the nation’s gaze. More than 50m page views for the topic were +23% higher than the weekly average this year. Our latest Reading the Nation has more.

We’re delighted to announce the launch of Studiozone, a new in-house creative studio designed to maximise ad impact for brands across the premium web.

Victory for Europe at the Ryder Cup last week sent millions of Sport-loving Brits putty for our Golf content. Our premium publishers’ expert punditry, live round-by-round reporting, analysis and interviews with the winners and losers sent engagement with Golf soaring 4.9x higher week on week.

Our Television category is our sixth largest by total annual engagement and, last week, the start of the autumn programming schedule grew engagement with the category by +29% as Brits read about the telly that’ll keep them entertained over the winter months.

Last week, the launch of Apple’s latest hugely desirable smartphone, the iPhone 15, and a brace of new wearables at the tech giant’s annual Wanderlust event excited our army of 30m tech fans as we lead into Q4 – the biggest quarter of the year for Tech & Computing.

Our #OzoneAtFive celebrations continued on Thursday, 12 September at our fabulous fifth birthday party the Ozone DI5CO BALL at London’s Amazing Grace.

Ozone returned to Mindshare Huddle for the conference’s 2023 edition to host a panel session on strategies for inclusive planning with publisher PinkNews, research agency The Diversity Standards Collective and Mindshare.

The Rugby World Cup kicked off at the weekend to drive engagement with content about the sport. Up +59% week on week, more than 7m Rugby page views was a high for the year and 2.4x higher than the 2023 weekly average.